The 2007 New England Patriots achieved a historic and unprecedented 16-0 regular season record, becoming the first team to do so in NFL history. Led by league MVP Tom Brady, who threw a then-record 50 touchdowns, and Randy Moss, who set a record with 23 receiving touchdowns, the team featured the highest-scoring offense in the league and advanced to Super Bowl XLII after dominant playoff wins. An undrafted free agent who became a five-time Pro Bowler and two-time First-team All-Pro, Wes Welker was a prolific wide receiver for the New England Patriots who led the NFL in receptions three times and set the franchise record for career catches.